Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28
lRI1oul WEEKLY JOuRnlL-kIEER.
WEDNESDAY, sEPrEMBER2 2s, lSS7.

Try Key West cigar at Aiiken's.
 John Ross left for Walnut Grove te
 day.
 Total rainfall this afternon .22 of al
 inch.
 More rain and thunder and lightning
 to-day.
 Capt. 4. T. Brann. of Turkey creek.
 isin town.
 Miss F. NJ. weatherford is teaching
 the Flagstaff school.
 Flagstaff went wild over Major Hen.
 dershott's performance.
 The Flagstaff Champion. of the l7til,
 has iailed to reach this office.
 Lottery tickets for the October draw.
 ing have been received at Aitken's.
 Chief of Police Dodson is still making
 war on unlicensed and worthless CUTS.
 Mrs J D. Cook has filed her stock
 brand for record; range on New river. Sheriff Mulvenon and posse left Pay
 son, on the 10th instant, for Pleasant
 Valley.
 Ralph Hallorsn, formerly of Ash Fork Is now deputy revenue collector at AL tucaerque.
 It looks quite natura. aud like old times to see Chas. Randall behind the counter again.
 Several lucky numbers in the last drawing of the Louisiana lottery were held in Prescott. Major Hendershott stopped at Albr- querque this week and drummed up ar entertainment there. Jailor Hickey had a number of his gaests out pulling weeds and otherwise beautifying the plaza. Miss Carrie Hopkins, charming young lady oi Flagstaff, is visiting Pres co;i, stopping with Mrs Horne.
 Our southern exchanges gre burdened | with items about "delayed mails." "washouts" and "mui bIockades." Ii c. W. Beach is up on his mountain ranch. rounding up two car loads of fat beef steers, to ship 10 the Los Ange. lee market.
 Under Sheriff waddell has received letter from Psyson which states that both John Tewksbury and Wm. Jacobs were shOt in the back.
 Col Bigeiow and Doc. S. A Smith vent out to-day :o the head oi the Has ssyampa, to develop their mining claims.
 The ~paral, ger" is the name of new cis at Aitken's. The smoker Is not paraly1ed by it, but it par4lyzes its competitors.
 A fruit raiser of this section sold 20o barrels of apples, in one season, al Si. per barrel. and yet some people say ,ha: there is no profit in fruit raising.
 A deed from Thos. F. MeMillan to Elias s Clark, for lot 150xlj0 feet in Flagstaff, has been filed for record. the consideration named being Fl 900. l.
 Professor Ludwig Thcmas gives a musicale this evening at his residence. ! ?roi. Thomas is making every effort 70 bring out the musical talent that Pres colt possesses. {
 Tip Top and Gillett reported rain- . fall oi six inches during recent rains. The losd between the two places has been wished away, and communication is now impracticable except by pack l train a w. Clay and Kosciusko Bishop t and wife left for Phenix this morning. r The latter couple made many friends W during their two months visi: tn Pres S cott, and would be warmly welcomed again. II Another respite for thirty days has II been granted to Johnson, by Governor q zuhck His attorneys still c;aS 10 ,i.e ' belief that evidence can yet b. secured 1 a to corrooorate Wilson's sta;emen. of his innocence. B, A. A More came in this morning at Il 10 o'clock, having driven hi. pair of e -blacks" 7s miles since a. m. yesier- I day. He was out after two horses tha; W had s.rayed away from his freight teams at Verde station. a few days ago. z, The Odd Fellows hid an unusually h' large attendance last night. Some very al interesting reports from the California "l lodges were rendered by W. II. Throne oi and M. T. Herzog. who have recently h returned from trip to California.
 J. D. Cook and his son. :. !. Cook. ii left yesterday fer the New riyer ranch, Fl owned by the former. win all inc dairy h. stock, recently on his Point oi Rocks O ranch. This stock will he placed on m The range, as Mr. Cook has retired from p the dairy bus:ness
 Martin Maicr has taken fire years T. 'esse from Judge Brook. oa sc.ic land II vias along Granite creek. near the pI 'nazes Ee-ilcaSs. auI Will c,nnence Co The construction of a dam .a a .es days h 70 form ,ese-yoir from which tc GU. II Ice the coming winter. He thinks le can secure enough ice to be a le to sell ! ,h tt Tor oae cent 8 pound next season su MT Maier is one uf Gu. most enterpri- in ang citizens. and believes in keeping B. money in circulation. II N- 0. Murphy will leave ;o-morrow !or c. sl Louis. Tn addition to the ore a,. ready shipped there for exhibition. ds MT Murphy took along six large boxes gr with him from here, including some V. very choice specimens from several in pnsate cabinets. H. also took a i4.ge i, number ot Judge O'Neill's books on in our resources. and several hundred n, oores "s tie local raper-, together with rlC-r-a. af p-.-..se -, !